A voluntary network of European energy agencies
European Energy Network (EnR) is a voluntary network of European energy agencies which aims at promoting sustainable energy good and best practice. EnR strengthens cooperation between members and key European actors on issues concerning sustainable energy.
On 6th of July 2023 the M73 EnR Regular Meeting took place in Paris, kindly co-hosted by ADEME. It was a productive gathering where our nine working groups shared insights and discussed future projects. We were delighted to have Francesco Lombardi from the University of Delft present on Self-sufficient and carbon neutral Europe. Additionally, Samuel Read more …
Strengthening European value chains of Strategic Net Zero Industries – the Net Zero Industry Act in practise Internationally, the race for technological leadership in critical energy transition industries is in full swing. With China, India and the USA, important markets have developed targeted industrial policy strategies to maintain or gain technological sovereignty in these sectors. Read more …
In March 2023, dena, the German Energy Agency, took over the presidency of the European Energy Network (EnR). On 28th March 2023 Nelson Lage, ADENE, handed the EnR presidency over to Kristina Haverkamp, dena at the network’s Full & Regular Meeting M72 in Berlin. A video on the handover at EnR’s M72 meeting is available Read more …
In February 2022, ADENE – Energy Agency took over the presidency of the European Energy Network (EnR), the network of Europe’s national energy agencies. Four hundred and five days after receiving the presidency of the French counterpart ADEME – Agence de la transition écologique, on 28 March in Berlin, ADENE now hands over to the Read more …
Closing the Portuguese Presidency year, EnR hosted a dinner-debate on March 30th, on the occasion of the visit to Portugal of the Director-General for Energy of the European Commission, Ditte Juul Jørgensen. The debate on “Long-term solutions to the energy crisis” gathered high-level representatives of the energy sector, from public authorities to sectoral and consumer associations, Read more …
